Listen to the Atjazz Remix of Zara McFarlane’s “Move”
Combine Zara McFarlane and producer Martin Iveson aka Atjazz and what you get is an …
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Skalpel Interview
Hailing from Wrocław, Marcin Cichy and Igor Pudlo formed Skalpel in 1998 through a mutual love of musical tastes and an admiration of one another’s production style. In 2000 Igor Pudlo interviewed DJ Vadim for Klan (a Hip-Hop publication based out of Poland), which ultimately led to the Ninja Tune artist inviting Skalpel to tour with him and the Russian Percussion band throughout Poland. After releasing their CD-R “Polish Jazz”, Cichy and Pudlo signed with Ninja Tune to release their critically acclaimed self-titled debut album in 2004. Riding high, the duo unleashed their second LP “Konfusion” in 2005, which was welcomed with praises by publications such as JazzTimes for their detailed production.
Stream Jazzanova’s “Now There Is We”
It’s hard to believe that two years have gone by since the last Jazzanova release. …
Preview the New “Sonar Kollekting Vol. 1” Compilation
With the music industry experiencing many shifts and changes over the last 10 years, many …
Stream the “Brownswood Bubblers Ten” Compilation Compiled by Gilles Peterson
he Brownswood label is up to their 10th installment of the “Brownwood Bubblers” compilation. Compiled …
Stream Peven Everett’s “King of Hearts”
Chicago vocalist Peven Everett made a splash in the early 2000’s, singing over nu-soul, jazz, …
Stream Dego’s new mix
It was quite a surprise to see that Dego had uploaded a new mix via …
Jaga Jazzist “One-Armed Bandit (Live With Britten Sinfonia)”
For almost two decades now, Jaga Jazzist has released tons of great music, experimenting with …
Jamila “Crazy (Afrotonic Radio Edit)” stream
Los Angeles based singer Jamila is as soulful as they come and the longtime collaboration with producer Man in a Loft makes for brilliant music. This is the afrotronic radio edit of her song "Crazy" which is featured in the single pack. Included are more incredible Man in a Loft reworks as well as the future soul driven original. Have a listen.
Scrimshire Interview
A true musician will aim at making a recording that qualifies as a timeless work of art and in the process, touches our hearts and soul. Artist, producer and Wah Wah 45 label head Adam Scrimshire humbly took that position by drawing from his eclectic canvas of musical inspirations, successfully bridging them into carefully woven pieces that escaped the suicidal title of “fusion” and instead flaunted that of “finely executed sounds”.